Electrical Connector On Rear Clam
Electrical Connector On Rear Clam
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Trackinstructor

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249 months

Monday 30th October 2006
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Anybody know the source of the electrical connector on the rear clam? I am in the US and need a spare. The US importer doesn't know where these are from.
Photos posted on the US forum.
[pic]www.nobleforums.com/showthread.php?p=14778#post14778 [/pic]

joust

14,622 posts

288 months

Monday 30th October 2006
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The look similar to the AMP range

http://documents.rs-components.com/rs

Do you have a name or any other mark on it?

J

Trackinstructor

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16 posts

249 months

Monday 30th October 2006
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Good question. I will take a close look and post tomorrow morning US time.

adrian w

15,458 posts

257 months

Monday 30th October 2006
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joust said:
The look similar to the AMP range

http://documents.rs-components.com/rs

Do you have a name or any other mark on it?

J


Amp are now Tyco, might be easier to look up.

Edited by adrian w on Monday 30th October 19:39

joust

14,622 posts

288 months

Monday 30th October 2006
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adrian w said:
Amp are now Tyco, might be easier to look up.
Correct, unfortunatly Tyco are appalling at on-line datasheets, so the AMP stuff is still far more useful.

J

trackinstructor

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249 months

Tuesday 31st October 2006
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I was told by a UK owner on the US forum that the factory had told hin the part was German made and would cost a fortune to order, Well I supose that seeing the name Deutsch on the connector one would assume it is manufactured by a German company. But guess what...? it's NOT from the land of schnitzel and the Autobahn. The full name is Deutsch USA! They are in Hemet California. They are, of all places, in the desert about 75 miles east of Los Angeles. Palm trees and Hot Rods. That puts me about halfway between them and the UK. But what the heck, here is the web address of the product info page of the DT series of connectors our cars use.[url]www.deutschipd.com/dt_series_brochure.pdf[/url]

I'll be contacting them later today as well as their distributor in the US, LADD Industries, [url]www.laddinc.com/home.aspx[/url] and the local affiliate, Carlton-Bates Company, which has an office on my way to work.

I will be sending this info to Tim in the Parts Dept. at 1g as well.Ladd is in the same state as 1G. Ohio. Maybe Tim will stock a few connectors.

Hope springs eternal.

adrian w

15,458 posts

257 months

Tuesday 31st October 2006
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This would make it a Deutsch connector distributors would come under Hellerman Deutsch.

Trackinstructor

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249 months

Tuesday 31st October 2006
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www.deutschconnector.com/cgi-bin/store/agora.cgi?cart_id=1985807.205*Ji4Xa8&xm=on&product=DT_8-Contact|Mounting_Accessories_8P|DT_Sealing_Plug